Positive Thinking for all

Posts Tagged ‘Anxiety

Breeeeeeathe

Posted by: dhirendra08 on: April 27, 2009

Good morning friends.  Reading is one of my hobbies. It’s good to always read because from that you will learn many things in real and even you can apply what you have read.  I read one article in one magazine.  I’d like to share it with you.  I’m sure it will help you a lot [...]

What to do when guilt attacks?

Posted by: dhirendra08 on: April 14, 2009

Good morning friends.  Have you every feel any guilt before in your life?  It’s not a good feelings…..right?  Sometimes we do things which we should not intend to do, that’s why after wards we feel unhappy for that and sometime we feel guilty.  Let me share one article which I have read.  It’s a good [...]

What to Do When Guilt Attacks?

Posted by: dhirendra08 on: April 5, 2009

Guilt is generally a good thing.  It keeps our impulses in check, inspires us to protedct our families and communities, and helps us learn from mistakes.  Unfortunately, it can also fuel depression and anxiety, or overwhelm accident survivors and war veterans.  If left to fester, bad guilt can literally ruin a person’s life.
So how do [...]

Reaching Peak

Posted by: dhirendra08 on: March 10, 2009

A peak experience often follows the release stage.  At this level you are more likely to experience greater insights, freedom from fear and anxiety and a sense of unification with an infinite or external dimension of reality. 
 
We now know that dramatic insights and personal breakthroughs are all rooted in the same underlying medical and [...]

A Moment Alone: The Vogage In

Posted by: dhirendra08 on: February 11, 2009

There’s a deep and utterly unique pleasure that comes—when you’re travelling alone-the minute the train pulls out of the station.  It’s unlike the exhilaration and the vague anxiety of a plane’s takeoff, unlike the wary alertness of leaving the driveway.  Is it the comfort of the plush seats?  The old-fashioned charm of the fact that [...]

Caring without clinging – 2

Posted by: dhirendra08 on: December 6, 2008

As I rolled out my yoga mat and surrendered into a forward bend, I tuned in to the tides of love and worry surging through me:  the ferocious mother-bear longing for my child to be forever protected from fear and sorrow and rejection and the humiliation of big kids pushing him off the slide; my [...]

Finding Peace – 1

Posted by: dhirendra08 on: November 30, 2008

Those of us who practice regularly eventually come to understand what a comfort yoga can be.  Whether it’s at the end of a stressful day or the beginning of a new one, coming to the mat has the ability to wipe away the anxiety of missed deadlines, or open the heart to accept whatever gifts [...]



  • Pol37: They are also trained to fill out a written evaluation form after completion of the simulated examination. ,
  • Stinky35: Figure 2 shows how the memory manager maps virtual memory to physical memory. ,
  • manchitra: just going thru' some teachers' day posts. Liked yours. i too have written my thoughts on that today. Teachers really help and create an impact in t

Categories